Schedule posts across channels in Riyadh time, with buttons, recurrence, auto-delete and per-post performance reporting.
Peak engagement in Saudi channels usually lands after evening prayer and on weekends — times nobody wants to work manually.
The bot lets you prepare a whole week in advance and publish at the right moment, with measurable link buttons.
Time-limited posts (an offer ending tonight) auto-delete, and recurring posts run daily or weekly untouched.
These are illustrative examples of common Telegram community workflows — not testimonials attributed to specific people or companies.
A deals channel
Before: The editor posts 12 deals a day by hand and forgets to delete expired ones, drawing complaints.
Outcome: No expired deals remain, and manual work shrinks to one morning hour.
A brand preparing a Ramadan campaign
Before: 30 posts to publish daily before iftar with a team scattered on holiday.
Outcome: A campaign running itself all month with daily performance reporting.
Can it post to several channels at once?
Yes — one post to many channels, or different content per channel.
Can I edit a scheduled post?
Yes, before its publish time via /queue.
Does scheduling hurt engagement?
Engagement depends on timing and content, not on how the message was sent; scheduling hits the best slots precisely.